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Коренная раса () — теософский термин, применяемый для обозначения каждой из семи стадий эволюции человечества на какой-либо планете в эзотерическом антропогенезе, изложенном в книге Елены Петровны Блаватской «Тайная доктрина» (1888). В течение любого из семи таких этапов эволюции преобладает один из семи основных типов человека. В «Тайной доктрине» утверждается, что развитие коренных рас неразрывно связано с изменением географического лика планеты: разрушением одних континентов и появлением других. Однако, замечает Блаватская, следует иметь в виду, что как для расовой эволюции, так и для смещений и перемещений материковых масс, невозможно провести чёткую границу между окончанием старого порядка и началом нового.

Идея коренных рас неоднозначно оценивается в более поздних исследованиях, в частности, из-за её связи с теориями расового превосходства одной части человечества над другой. Также указывается, что эта идея, возможно, стала одним из источников идеологии нацизма в гитлеровской Германии.

Предшественники и последователи
Как утверждал , оккультная концепция последовательных доисторических рас, позже принятая Блаватской, первоначально была  предложена французским автором Антуаном Фабр д'Оливе в его «Histoire philosophique du genre humain» (1824).Наиболее полно идеи Блаватской были позднее раскрыты такими теософами, как Уильям Скотт-Эллиот — в его книгах «История Атлантиды» (1896) и «Лемурия — исчезнувший континент» (1904), и Анни Безант и Чарльз Ледбитер — в их книге «Человек: откуда, как и куда» (1913). Эти авторы утверждали, что сведения о коренных расах были получены ими с использованием ясновидения.

В XX веке теория коренных рас разрабатывалась австрийским философом-мистиком Рудольфом Штейнером. Анализируя взгляды теософов, Штейнер писал в своей книге «Из акаша-хроники»:
«В сущности, о "расах" можно начать говорить, лишь когда в указанном третьем главном состоянии — лемурийском — развитие достигает приблизительно своей второй трети. Только тогда образуется то, что теперь называют "расами". Оно удерживает тогда этот "расовый характер" на все времена атлантического развития — четвёртого главного состояния — и дальше вплоть до нашего времени или пятого главного состояния. Однако уже в конце нашего пятого периода слово "раса" потеряет опять всякий смысл. Человечество в будущем будет расчленено на такие части, которые больше нельзя уже будет назвать "расами". Ходовая теософская литература произвела в этом отношении много путаницы. В особенности это произошло благодаря одной книге, — которая с другой стороны обладает большою заслугою: она впервые в новейшее время сделала популярным теософское мировоззрение, благодаря книге А. П. Синнетта "Эзотерический буддизм". В ней новое развитие изображено так, словно "расы" вечно одинаковым образом повторяются через мировые кругообороты. Но это совершенно не так. И то, что заслуживает название "расы", также возникает и исчезает. И выражение "раса" следовало бы применять только к определённому промежутку развития человечества. До и после этого промежутка лежат формы развития, представляющие собою нечто совсем иное, чем "расы"».
В учении Макса Генделя семь стадий человеческой эволюции, совершающейся на Земле, названы «эпохами»: Полярной, Гиперборейской, Лемурийской, Атлантической, Арийской (текущая), Шестой и Седьмой (будущие).

Краткий обзор антропогенезиса

С точки зрения теософов, как писал религиовед , человеческая эволюция представляет собой процесс развития сменяющих друг друга семи рас. Первая коренная раса Земли состояла из студенистых аморфных существ и «получила своё дыхание жизни от солнца». Вторая обладала «более определённым составом тела», третья, лемурийская, состояла из обезьяноподобных существ гигантских размеров. В эпоху, когда третья коренная раса Земли завершала свой цикл, на Земле появляются представители высокоразвитого человечества с планетарной цепи Венеры. Они поселяются на Земле как «божественные учителя младенческого  человечества» и вносят в животного человека «искру» — зачаток человеческой  души. Затем появляется четвёртая, атлантическая, раса. Пятая, или арийская, раса развивалась под непосредственным руководством высшего существа, условно называемого Ману.Человечеству предстоит завершить цикл пятой коренной расы и пройти процесс эволюции в эпоху шестой и седьмой рас. В конце седьмой расы [седьмого круга седьмой сферы], по окончании земной манвантары, наша планетарная цепь передаст плоды своих достижений последующей цепи. Это будут божественно совершенные люди, подобные Будде и Ману, которые примут управление новой эволюцией под руководством планетарного Логоса.

Д-р Элвин Кун, излагая идеи Е. П. Блаватской, писал, что человек был первым из млекопитающих, прибывших в Четвёртый Круг. Он появился в Первой коренной расе Круга несколько сотен миллионов лет назад. Но он не был таким существом, каким мы его знаем теперь. Он тогда ещё не состоял из трёх компонентов: тела, ума и духа. Его тело создавалось за счёт  постепенного нарастания вещества вокруг чисто эфирной или астральной матрицы, или оболочки, подготовленной для этого Лунными Питри (предками), которые во время трёх предыдущих Кругов последовательно прошли через царства минералов, растений и животных.

Человечество на протяжении двух рас развивало физическое тело, сопоставимое с тем, что есть у нас. Первая коренная раса не имела собственного названия, она населяла «Несокрушимую Священную Страну», о которой у нас немного информации. Люди этой расы были бескостными, их тела были мягкими; фактически, это были «организмы без органов».
Гиперборея, второй большой континент, стал домом Второй коренной расы, гиперборейской. Этот континент, как писала Блаватская, лежал вокруг области нынешнего Северного полюса. Но климат тогда был мягким и даже тропическим, вследствие иного положения земной оси (Блаватская утверждает, что ось дважды радикально перемещалась); тогда на острове Гренландия был жаркий климат и обильная растительность. Как остатки Гипербореи, упоминаются Шпицберген и Новая Земля.
Третья коренная раса (лемурийская) населяла обширный континент, занимавший регионы от нынешней пустыни Гоби — на севере и до Индийского океана, Мадагаскара и Новой Зеландии — на юге. Блаватская  даёт его границы с достаточной определённостью. Австралия — один из его остатков, так же как и остров Пасхи, ставший предметом множества дискуссий. Некоторые из австралийских аборигенов, как и некоторые островитяне, — это потомки лемурийцев. Лемурия была разрушена, главным образом, огнём  (вулканами), и, в конечном счёте, погрузилась в океан.

Когда Лемурия затонула, в Атлантическом океане возник её преемник — континент, ставший домом Четвёртой коренной расы. Это легендарная Атлантида, о которой писали Платон и другие  авторы, знание о существовании которой, как писала Блаватская, было повсеместным у древних народов. Четвёртая раса процветала там приблизительно 850 000 лет назад, хотя последняя часть её, остров Посейдонис, затонул всего лишь одиннадцать тысяч лет назад. Этот заключительный катаклизм послужил основой распространённого мифа о потопе. Поздние лемурийцы и атланты были такими же людьми, как и представители существующего человечества, имеющими все три компонента: ум, тело и дух. По некоторым направлениям развития они достигли уровня, который намного превышал наш собственный; они обладали психическими силами, с которыми мы вообще не знакомы; у них были воздушные корабли, использовавшие неизвестный нам способ передвижения.

Последователи теософии считают, что расы-прародители не исчезают в один момент при появлении их преемников, поэтому многие средиземноморские нации были потомками атлантов, а некоторые «вырождающиеся представители лемурийской расы» всё ещё существуют.
Ныне существующая Пятая коренная раса (арийская), возникла в северной Азии, распространилась на юг и запад, дав начало цивилизациям, которые уже известны историкам.

Теософия и человечество
Теософ  в New International Encyclopedia (1905 года издания) писал, что «Человечество — одна большая семья. Все души одинаковы в своей сущности, но различаются по уровню своего развития; каждый имеет отношение к другому и ко всему» ().Джон Дрисколл () в The Catholic Encyclopedia (1913 год издания) писал, что Всеобщее братство человечества является основным положением в теософском учении. Отсюда проистекает проповедь толерантности ко всем индивидам и ко всем разновидностям вер, например буддистов, христиан и атеистов, считая различные религии способами достичь Бога. Различия имеют место, потому что люди различаются по темпераменту, типам, потребностям и ступеням эволюции. Таким образом люди отличаются друг от друга неполнотой понимания истины. Как они <теософы> говорят: «мы не можем позволить себе потерять любую из мировых религий, для каждого есть своя частичная истина и её собственные послания, которые совершенный человек должен получить. Следовательно теософия обращается к людям, как великий миротворец, поскольку она учит, что все религии есть одно и тоже, или, вернее, что все они являются ветвями одного дерева. В этом смысле она нападает на сравнительную мифологию, которая пытается показать, что религия, первоначально бывшая плодом невежества человека, исчезнет с ростом знаний, в то время как на самом деле религия происходит от божественного знания, то есть теософии. Принцип всеобщего братства покоится на "солидарности" всего живого, всего, что есть, в одной жизни и в одном сознании. Солидарность проистекает из веры в имманентность Бога, единственности и внешнего проявления в многообразии сотворения. Все силы, являются внешними; нет сверхъестественного, кроме сверхчеловеческого и сверхчувственного, то есть большие возможности, чем те, которыми обычно обладает человек, которые, однако, могут быть развиты. Невежество, следовательно, порождает чудо. Таким образом есть личный Бог, и отсюда мадам Блаватская и миссис Безант говорят, что теософия более готова быть принята атеистами и агностиками. Отсюда и Колвилл мог учить, что дух или душа в человеке является единственной реальной и неотъемлемой частью его существа, а все остальное его иллюзии и преходяще. Солидарность, то есть согласная жизнь пронизывает все вещи, таким образом являясь основой морали. Отсюда ошибка одного есть ошибка всех, например вред причиненный одной части человеческого организма порождает боль, которая ощущается во всем теле. В то же время мы говорил, что Бог благ, а человек бессмертен "имманентность Бога оправдывает религии", то есть искать после Него, что все вещи стремятся к добру и на пользу человека, что человек должен осознавать и сотрудничать со сложившейся системой вещей».

Согласно  (1911 года издания) без различий расы, цвета кожи или вероисповедания.

Оценки теории
Концепция об эволюционном цикле рас является одной из спорных и противоречивых в наше время идей в творчестве Блаватской.
По мнению некоторых исследователей, Е. П. Блаватская называла расами не антропологические типы, а ступени развития, через которые проходят все человеческие души, эволюционируя посредством повторяющихся воплощений (инкарнаций). Эволюционная теория теософии предполагает развитие человечества до практически безграничного духовного раскрытия по примеру таких фигур как Будда, Христос, Моисей, Лао Цзы и других, которые являются идеалами человеческого устремления.

Некоторые исследователи указывают на наличие в работах Блаватской (в частности, в «Тайной доктрине») так называемых «расовых теорий» (о существовании высших и низших рас). Например, об этом пишут Я. Спейлвогел и Д. Редлс в работе «Расовая идеология Гитлера: содержание и оккультные корни».Некоторые авторы, например, Д. А. Херрик, полагают, что Блаватская считала, что эволюционные механизмы способствуют вымиранию низших и деградировавших рас и ведут к формированию единственной совершенной и однородной расы. В качестве примера, можно привести следующую цитату Е. П. Блаватской:

Человечество ясно делится на Богом-вдохновленных людей и на низшие существа. Разница в умственных способностях между арийскими и другими цивилизованными народами и такими дикарями, как например, островитяне Южного Моря, необъяснима никакими другими причинами. Никакое количество культуры, никакое число поколений, воспитанных среди цивилизации, не могло бы поднять такие человеческие образцы, как бушмены и веддха с Цейлона и некоторые племена Африки, на тот умственный уровень, на котором стоят арийцы, семиты и, так называемые, туранцы. «Священная Искра» отсутствует в них, и лишь они являются сейчас единственными низшими расами на этой Планете, и по счастью, — благодаря мудрому уравновесию Природы, которая постоянно работает в этом направлении — они быстро вымирают.

Или, например, отдельные расы людей Е. П. Блаватская называет «полуживотными» (или «полулюдьми»): например, некоторые аборигены Австралии и Тасмании.

Д. А. Херрик также полагает, что Блаватская поддерживала идею «духовного расизма», согласно которой некоторые расы духовно превосходят остальные. Так, семитскую расу (особенно арабов, но также и евреев), она называет духовно деградировавшей, хотя и достигшей совершенства в материальном аспектеСуществует также теория, согласно которой оккультные идеи Блаватской, особенно связанные с её учением о расах, легли в основу оформившихся в начале XX века оккультных учений германских авторов (в частности, ариософии Гвидо фон Листа и Ланца фон Либенфельса), которые, в свою очередь, оказали влияние на формирование идеологии Третьего рейха. Соответствующие указания можно найти в работах многих авторов, занимавшихся исследованием нацистских оккультных учений.

Эта теория не подразумевает, что идеи Блаватской сами по себе были нацистскими или что они непосредственно определили мировоззрение Гитлера и его идеологов. Поддерживающие эту теорию авторы считают, что получившие широкое распространение в Германии начала XX века теософские идеи (в первую очередь о расах и мистике природы), были соединены в ариософских учениях с националистическими, нацистскими, расистскими и антисемитскими воззрениями немецких авторов, и именно этот сплав идей, а не сами по себе теософские теории, лёг в основу идеологии Гитлера.

Авторы, поддерживающие эту теорию, отмечают существенные различия во взглядах на расы между нацистскими идеями Гитлера и теософской концепцией Блаватской. В частности они пишут, что у Блаватской арийская раса не отождествляется с германскими народами; она также не выступала за использование силы и считала, что расовая эволюция — это естественный и неизбежный процесс, протекающий по духовным законам.

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Теософская литература
 Блаватская Е. П. «Тайная доктрина»
 Безант А., Ч. Ледбитер Начало шестой коренной расы
 Синнетт А. П. «Эзотерический буддизм»
 Скотт-Эллиот У. «Лемурия — исчезнувший континент»
 Скотт-Эллиот У. «История Атлантиды»
 Штейнер Р. «Из летописи мира (акаша-хроники)»
 Besant A., Leadbeater C.W. Man: whence, how and whither

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ABSTRACT: The article deals with the essence of "natural resource potential" and "natural resources" concepts. The main tendencies in the strategy of the economic growth of the world economy are revealed. Ways for the world economy development are offered basing on the natural resource potential preservation. The "green economy" concept directly relating to effective use of natural resources is considered.
Various approaches to the definition of the "natural resource potential" and "natural resources" concepts are observed in the scientific literature. The total productivity of natural resources and conditions of the complex society needs satisfaction (environmental, social, economic, recreational, cultural) is comprehended as the natural resource potential.
The natural resource potential is judged mainly by the nature diversity, quantitative and qualitative composition and availability of natural resources, environment quality compliance with accepted standards and norms.
Natural resources represent natural components and nature forces, which are used or can be used as means of production and consumption goods to meet the society's material and mental needs, to improve the quality of people's life. Actually resources are understood as energy, matter, information which is an initial source for functioning, development, existence of a specific system. Use of natural resources leads to their transformation into the nature productive forces, directly related to the social production efficiency, and is the potential for the further social development. The natural resources are considered as a part of the geographical environment by its material essence. According to A.A. Mintz, natural resources are "natural bodies and forces, which can be used at this level of the productive forces development and of the study to meet the human society's needs as participation in the physical activity" .
M.F. Reimers notes that natural resources are nature objects and events, used currently and in future for direct and indirect consumption, help in creation of material wealth, in reproduction of human resources, in maintenance of human existence conditions, in improvement of life quality, including nature phenomena. The "natural resources" category refers to a direct connection of the nature with human activities, often resulting in negative social phenomena, causing great harm to nature .
The classification of natural resources by V. Polterovich, V. Popov and A. Tonis  are of interest as well as the determination of characteristics of concentrated natural resources (such as oil, gas, since most exported goods).
The most significant features of the point natural resources according the classification by V. Polterovich, V. Popov and A. Tonis are shown in Fig. 1.
Figure 1: Features of point natural resources Source: designed by the Author .
Polterovich, V. Popov and A. Tonis note that these features of point natural resources as commodities determine the specifics of their markets : 1) oligopolistic market – concentration of few large companies; 2) active participation of the state in the natural resource production and trade; 3) High efficiency of resource exploration industries contribute to the mining sector be more attractive for investment and human resources compared to the non-resource sectors; 4) the market insufficiency, which mostly caused by poor creation of strong externalities at investment and human resources for other industries, insignificantly affect the increment of employees' new knowledge and professional development; 5) simplicity of the technology used in the mining industry, combined with high profitability of the export, reduce the effectiveness of foreign capital attracting; 6) risk of nationalization. The sharp rise in raw materials price worldwide led to more independent behavior of countries rich in natural resources, which are tightening conditions for foreign investors' access to the resource stock by changing investment terms, explaining by unfair share of the profits obtained. As a result, the hydrocarbon production is increasingly controlled by nationalized giants.
The value of natural resource potential is an element of the national wealth and can be quantitatively represented only through cost parameters in the so-called national cadastral or world prices. Typically, the natural resource potential is quantitatively characterized as the amount of values of basic types of the natural resources.
The composition and the ratio of the main types of natural resources in the natural resource potential is its component structure. The potential functional structure means the composition and the ratio of the main types of natural resources in their participation in the territorial labor division.
The territorial structure of the natural resource potential is principal forms and types of the territorial spread or concentration of natural resources and is an important concept to determine the maximum amount of natural resources that can be used harmlessly for the existence and development of nature systems and human.
The "natural resource potential" concept is closely related to the "natural capital" concept. The ratio of these concepts is actively discussed in the literature.
S.K. Harichkov considers the natural capital as a set of natural resources which are used or can be used in the production of goods. In his opinion, the natural capital is a stock of assets of the natural environment, providing a flow of valuable goods and services in future. This flow is "natural income", and what provides it – "natural capital" .
renewable and potentially renewable natural capital (environment in general).
M.A. Nevskaya and V.L. Trushevsky believe that the "natural resource potential" category should be understood wider than the "natural capital". They define the latter as natural resources with the established right and involved into the economic circulation (Fig. 2) .
Fast economic growth in developed economies in the second half of the twentieth century and in "young" economies in China, India, Brazil and South-East Asia, at the end of the ХХ century – at the beginning of the XXI century, caused mostly by the involvement of significant natural resources into the national economy to increase the industrial production rate.
The dominated raw material resource tendencies in the strategies of the economic growth (especially developing countries) result in significant reduction of natural resources. Restriction (deficit) of resources for many economies (Table. 1) and strict competition lead to changes in economic rules and global competition.
Global competition in this century is first of all a struggle between countries for limited resources, especially, natural ones. Under rising global competition, resource costs, significant price uncertainty, the question arises about the strategy development for resource procurement in countries searching for permanent increase of efficiency and productivity.
The world economy has passed the stage when the natural resources were key factors. The crisis spreading through the whole planet confirms the need to find ways for the further development, based on the preservation of natural resource potential.
The concept of sustainable development was accepted at UN Conference on Environment and Development in 1992. The main idea of this concept is to ensure the social and economic development, which will maintain and expand opportunities currently available without any harm for future generations. The process of searching for an effective model to implement this concept accelerated due to the recent economic crisis and returned the researchers to "green economy". According to M. Kennet, only "green economy" is able to stabilize the economic system and to balance the human's interests, nature and efficient use of resources .
The "green economy" term was first used in the "Green Economy Project" paper , which is a software text for supporters of this new discipline, focused upon the sustainable development economy.
Since the United Nations started the Green Economy Initiative (GEI) in 2008, this concept is constantly discussed being a subject of plenty of definitions and interpretations. Besides, other terms such as "green growth" or "economy greening" have been recently spread. These terms are interchangeably used for a wide range of industries, for example energy or natural resource management.
UN characterizes the "green economy" as an economy providing the population welfare and reducing environmental risks. General characteristics of "green" economy are as follows: effective and efficient use of natural resources, reduction of greenhouse gas emissions and implementation of new, "green" technologies .
General principles of the "green economy" are stipulated in UNEP documents (eg, "UNEP Global Green New Deal") where the definition is offered: the green economy is an economic activity, "one that results in improved human well-being and social equity, while significantly reducing environmental risks and ecological scarcities".
The "green economy" policy is officially adopted by the OECD in 2009 as the strategic direction ("OECD Green Growth Strategy") . "Roadmap to Resource Efficient Europe" and "Green Economy Strategy" are official documents in this field in Europe. "Roadmap for moving to a low carbon economy" is adopted for Asian and Pacific Region . The Russian model of "green economy" is present in the "2020 Strategy" report, the Concept for moving to a "green economy" is developed in Kazakhstan .
According to UNEP experts, a "green" scenario for the global economy development (providing for annual investment into the technologies of about 1.3 trillion dollars) may ensure exceeding of the total actual GDP by 16% and per capita GDP – by 14% and reduction of the world economy demand in energy by 48% by 2050 compared to the baseline scenario .
Forecast indicators of investment of additional 2% of GDP for the "green economy" development in comparison with the results of their contribution into the ordinary scenario are presented in Table. 2.
The concept of efficient use of natural resources is directly related to the green economy concept, since moving to a "green economy" depends on the solution of two related tasks to maintain the ecosystem structure and functions (ecosystem stability) and to reveal the ways for reduction of resources use in the production and consumption, and for reduction of their impact on the environment (resource efficiency).
According to N.V. Bagrov, the main difference between the "green economy" from previous economic theories is the "natural capital" involved into the market process and its consideration as self-generating sector of the economy. "Green economy" transforms relations with natural resources, makes to review the fundamental issues of the nature and society relationship, a look at the man's role in the world, at his place in the nature, which vary depending on the regional specificity, provides the economic progress and political stability by the nature involvement into the capital and productive force structure .
Thus, the "green economy" model has arisen in answer to modern challenges, related to the natural capital degradation. According to UNEP, there is no universal solution for moving to a "green economy." All activities should be linked to characteristics and the natural heritage in each country, to a level of its development, the effective function of its institutions, as well as the type and extent of the market mechanism defects, priority sectors, targets and other factors specific to the particular situation.
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A local's guide to Hartley Wintney
Emma Caulton
Hartley Wintney's thriving High Street of traditional and quality independents including antiques shops, butchers, bakers and boutiques
From its uncommon common of oaks to its community orchard, Hartley Wintney has stories to charm
Many of us have a fantasy about discovering the perfect English village. Well, Hartley Wintney in the north-east corner of Hampshire could well be it.
First there are Hartley Wintney's commons, particularly the main common with its impressive, historic and possibly unique serried ranks of oak trees - perfect for a morning stroll.
Then there is not one but two duck ponds, complete with quaint duck houses with thatched roofs. One is on the High Street beside the Waggon & Horses, a traditional village pub; the other is tucked away between a stand of trees and Hartley Wintney Golf Club.
Finally, no village idyll is complete without a cricket green and Hartley Wintney has one of the oldest cricket clubs in the country (established in 1770) and found in one of the prettiest settings, too. It's edged by trees on one side, a row of period cottages on another and overlooked by an 18th century pub, The Cricketers, a great spot for a tasty plateful and a glass of something refreshing within hearing of that quintessential English village summertime soundscape of the soft thwack of leather on willow.
However, unlike the typical sleepy village, Hartley Wintney is also a treat for those looking for a local shopping experience. It grew as a stopping place on the route from London to Exeter and the A30 still runs through the centre as its High Street, making it a busy, buzzy community.
You can buy almost everything you need for your home, your wardrobe and your dinner. Discover the likes of bespoke furniture makers, antiques shops for individual buys, such as Deva with a quirky display of old road signs and cool Clarice Cliff and Hartley Antiques mixing it up with jewellery, fabrics and home accessories like an Orla Kiely leaf patterned watering can - surely gardening doesn't come more chi-chi than this.
There are boutiques with wearable labels, an artisan bakery, people sitting outside cafés in the sun, a great traditional butcher's with cheery service, while locals can pick up a homemade pie from William Dyer for lunch on the go. A choice of good local eateries includes Monsoon, an Indian restaurant with some tasty specials, a popular Italian restaurant and proper country pubs. This is your dream English village plus some.
Graham Cleator, Head Gardner, The Elvetham
Graham lives within the beautiful grounds of The Elvetham, having joined the gardening team straight from school in 1977, aged just 15. Today The Elvetham is a grand Victorian house set in 35 acres, however it has a history that can be traced back to the Saxons and the site on which The Elvetham now stands was once the home of the Seymour family. It is even thought that this is where Henry VIII met and fell in love with Jane Seymour! Queen Elizabeth I visited in 1591, and an oak tree she planted still stands tall in the grounds today. William Shakespeare was also in attendance and it is believed that this visit was the inspiration for A Midsummer Night's Dream.
The original house no longer exists, having burnt down in 1840. The new house, built on the same site in 1860, includes grand Victorian architecture, large ornate fireplaces, including one in the drawing room that commemorates Shakespeare's earlier visit, and beautiful stained glass windows depicting historical figures and notable dates in Hampshire's history.
Graham's Local Life
"The best thing about living in Hartley Wintney is the tight-knit community, as well as the local independent shops including organic veg shop, local butcher, bakery and old-fashioned sweet shop."
- Special feature: "The Vaughan Millennium Orchard. In 2000, members of the local community planted individual apple trees within Hunts Common, creating a beautiful community area. It is a wonderful place to visit."
- Spare time: "One of my favourite things is watching cricket on the green. Hartley Wintney has one of the oldest cricket greens in the country and they are preparing for their 250th anniversary next year."
- Recommend walk: "Hazeley Heath is perfect for walking the dogs."
- Best event: "Hartley Wintney Summer Festival on the common is fantastic."
- Local attraction: "West Green House. The grounds, created by the acclaimed garden designer Marylyn Abbott, are exquisite."
Tom Edmonds, Director, Lewis Alderson
Last year Lewis Alderson celebrated ten years in business having been founded by business partners Tom Edmonds and Neil Matthews in 2008 to create bespoke furniture for the kitchen, pantry, laundry and boot room, with a focus on using classic design principles along with the latest technology. As Tom was born locally and attended nearby Wellington School he has a special affinity with this part of the country. Therefore picturesque Hartley Wintney with its good road links and friendly community seemed a natural choice for their first showroom, which opened in 2015 in a building steeped in local history having once been a brewery and formerly a Masonic lodge.
Tom's Local Life
"The best thing about Hartley Wintney has to be the friendly people."
- Local 'secret': "The oak trees on the common were planted to provide timber for the Royal Navy's war ships."
- Favourite pubs: "The Cricketers for its location overlooking the cricket green and The Phoenix Inn for being a proper country pub."
- Evening out: "Whisky or wine tasting at Auriol wines."
- Recommended walk: "Has to be a stroll among the oaks on the common."
- Overnight stay: "Four Seasons Hotel at Dogmersfield."
- Day out with kiddies: "Wellington Country Park."
Julie Allen, owner, Moutan
Julie opened her first country flower shop, Moutan, in Odiham in 2002, expanding into a second store in Hartley Wintney seven years later. Named after Julie's favourite flower, the tree peony, her stores bring together her passion for all things floral, inspiration from the Hampshire countryside and the changing seasons and a stylish artistry honed in London flower shops where Julie worked before moving to Hampshire. Her shops are fabulous - the Hartley Wintney store looking more like a drawing room than a florist's with splendid chandelier and statement flower displays of the vibrant and unexpected.
Julie's Local Life
"The best thing about Hartley Wintney is the thriving high street with a great choice of shops and cafés."
- Favourite pub: "Phoenix Inn - it's a lovely place to go in the winter and sit around the big open fires!"
- Café: "Courtyard Café is a hidden gem. "
- Restaurants: "We love the new Wild Carrot restaurant at The Four Seasons, Dogmersfield, for a special dinner or The Mill House, North Warnborough, for a family meal out."
- Walk: "Beside the Basingstoke Canal."
- Overnight stay: "Tylney Hall, Rotherwick."
- Fitness classes: "Women's boxing at Matt Goddard's Gym, Odiham. I've been going to Matt's Gym for a few years now. Going to training sessions regularly helps me stay strong so I can continue to lift heavy vases and boxes of flowers!"
- Hair and beauty salon: "Ta-da! in Hartley Wintney is a lovely new salon. Some of the girls in the shop have had their nails and hair done there and are really pleased with the results."
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written by Ruben Jay 9 December, 2014
Dancing With the Stars will step forward without a key player, should the ABC reality series make it to Season 21.
Len Goodman told reporters over the weekend that his days at the judges' dais will end afterDancing's upcoming springtime run — and E News! has since confirmed the exit (though ABC and producers have yet to officially comment).
"Next year, I'm not going to do the flying backwards and forwards [from England to the United States] – I'm not going to do the American show," the Brit told reporters. With a wife and son, as well as a hospitalized mother, across the pond, "I just need a bit of time off to get on with a normal life."
Goodman also said he has bowed out of the January/February 2015 tour of the UK's Strictly Come Dancing (on which DWTS is based), though he has no plans at all to vacate his role as a judge on that competition series.
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Included in her federal service is more than 10 years in Washington, D.C., with collective experience in government contract administration, negotiations, acquisition planning, procurement policy and technical program management at the Department of Defense, Environmental Protection Agency and the SBA. Constance's commitment to and passion for small businesses has been acknowledged with numerous awards. She is a recipient of the Spirit of Detroit, Michigan Chronicle's Women of Excellence 2014, and Women's Informal Network 2015 awards and has been named Government Representative of the Year by the International Black Expo and the Society of American Military Engineers' Small Business Advocate of the Year.
Constance is a charter member of the Oakland County Chapter of the National Congress of Black Women, associate member of the Oakland County Jack & Jill of America, Inc. organization, and an advisory board member for the University of Michigan's Economic Growth Institute. A graduate of Leadership Detroit XXV and New Detroit's Multicultural Leadership Program, she holds a bachelor's degree in business from the University of Maryland and is married with two children.


There's a Mother's Day blog post that has everyone going crazy — Joanna Gaines Letter To Moms. And what she says is something every mother should hear!
HGTV star Joanna Gaines is easily one of the most likable women on the planet. Five minutes into the home improvement show, Fixer Upper, and you're blown away by how many different things this hard-working phenomenon has on her plate any given day. From co-hosting a wildly popular TV show to running multiple businesses, not to mention managing life on a farm plus making time for her four precious kids and the antics of her lovably goofy hubby, Chip. Phew! I mean, I'm exhausted just typing it all out!
Out of the many, many hats Joanna wears, her favorite job by far is being a mom. And don't let her impressive list of accomplishments fool you. Joanna admits she's had her share of challenges, struggles and yes — insecurities.
So, for Mother's Day, she took to her blog to share an important and powerful message for all the moms out there: You are enough.
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In the Joanna Gaines Letter To Moms, Joanna says that she always gets nostalgic around Mother's Day. She thinks about her own mom, who she says dedicated her whole life to her three daughters, and was both selfless yet strong. Joanna reflects on the blessing of her own children, who gave her the most precious gift and her "favorite job of all" — being a mom.
Be sure to read the full Joanna Gaines Letter To Moms here.
And please be sure to share this with all the special moms in your life!
And to find out what's behind all of Joanna's success, make sure you listen to her story!
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Director Neil Huxley has signed with Ruffian.
It doesn't look like LA, so there's that.
What a slow ad. Did it work to chill the room ut during whatever part of the game it aired in?
This looks so clearly inspired by Youtube ASMR that one wonders if creatives never watched previous ads, or anything but Youtube. ASMR is not new.
This was kind of cute, the under-water technique has certainly approved since the 90s. Looked real, and easy on the eyes. Sound was a little strange though.
Was this a local/regional ad? I missed it.


Sometimes we get so attached to our hairstyle we forget that it could be out of style. Time's funny like that.
Most of the time it's just fear no matter how much you trust your stylist. That's why we love baby steps!
But what if you like your current hairstyle? You find it fits your life and it's easy.
You can also think colour! A slight change of just one shade from your current colour can make your whole look brighten, and make you look younger.
Remember, the point of making a hair change is to keep you feeling good about yourself. Sometimes, you get so comfortable with a particular style the thought of changing it seems unthinkable.
BUT, if friends are pointing out new do's in magazines and saying, "This would look so cute on you!" Maybe it's time to trust your friends and your stylist.
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Posted on March 20, 2021 by justlawfulblog
From Press Immunity to Impunity: Dissenting Senior U.S. Court of Appeals Judge for D.C. Circuit Suggests Overruling New York Times v. Sullivan
Tah and McClain v. Global Witness Publishing, et al., No. 19-7132 (D.C. Cir.) March 19, 2021.
Defendants Global Witness Publishing and Global Witness ("Global Witness") published an investigation into bonuses paid to plaintiffs as members of a government entity engaged in negotiating to conclusion an oil lease of unprecedented significance for Liberia. Plaintiffs sued Global Witness for libel as Global Witness' report on Liberian corruption intimated that the bonuses were bribes.
The United States District Court for the District of Columbia dismissed anti-Slapp proceedings, as federal courts are not bound by the District of Columbia Anti-Slapp Act. This conclusion was affirmed on appeal.
Similarly, the trial court's dismissal of the libel action because the publication was subject to First Amendment protections. Plaintiffs assertions concerning 'actual malice' were without foundation in law, the court found. This conclusion, also affirmed on appeal, generated significant debate among the panelists about the meaning and future of the "actual malice" standard for libel actions concerning public figures, as established in New York Times v. Sullivan, 376 U.S. 254 (1964).
New York Times v. Sullivan insulated the press from suit for defamation for publication or broadcast of arguably defamatory material unless the publication was made with "actual malice," either a knowledge that the published information was false or a reckless disregard of its truth or falsity. Id. Subsequent to the decision, it has been noted that meeting the "actual malice" standard is difficult, to say the least.
The present Global Witness affirmation of dismissal of plaintiffs' claims prompted Senior Circuit Judge Silberman to dissent with some force, taking aim not only at currents in jurisprudence but also offering concerns about the consolidation of power in the media and in the technological giants engaging in distribution and curation of online publications.
The "actual malice" standard is unworkable and in this case has been erroneously interpreted, Judge Silberman declared, causing a rift between the D.C. Circuit and the Second Circuit. The standard for dismissal is "whether a complaint is plausible, not whether it is less plausible than another alternative explanation," quoting Palin v. New York Times, 940 F.3d 804, 815 (2nd Cir. 2019). Dissent, Slip. op. at 15.
More significantly, New York Times v. Sullivan, Judge Silberman offered, echoing the views of Supreme Court Associate Justice Clarence Thomas, was a policy decision presented as interpretation of the Constitution. While it can be argued that the decision was necessary to protect the press from an avalanche of libel suits intended to discourage coverage of civil rights activities, the opinion itself is not jurisprudentially sound, as it is lacking in grounding in the facts and as it departs from centuries of common law. Id.
The Silberman dissent brooks activist judges no mercy. By "constitutionalizing" policy, the Supreme Court has embraced the standards of communist regimes. Once a principle is established, it will not be willingly relinquished. Dissent, Slip. Op. a 16. If comparing the Supreme Court's actions to those of regimes antithetical to United States' freedoms were not enough, Judge Silberman next ventured into the theological realm, remarking that an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court had scolded him for a perceived deficiency in regard for the Court. This chiding, Judge Silberman wrote, caused him to sense that the Court is more concerned with "maintaining a veneer of infallibility" than in correcting errors, no matter how far afield the Court had wandered or stepped on the toes of correlative branches. Id.
However much the New York Times v. Sullivan decision sought to promote the freedom of the press at the time the case was decided, today there is great concern, in Judge SIlberman's mind, about the consolidation of media within one political point of view. Where it was once feared that press consolidation would induce bland homogeneity, that is hardly the case currently, he has observed, as hasty publication of extreme material, with the assurance no liability will ensue, causes no small amount of harm for which, for public figures, there is likely no redress.
When press powers are aligned with technological giants that curate material in line with the political iew of the press, the threat of suppression of ideas is, in Judge Silberman's view, too real to overlook. While private technological companies are not bound by the First Amendment, suppression of disfavored views strikes the judge as "un-American." Dissent, Slip. Op. at 22. Where history instructs that control of communication is an essential first step in establishing authoritarian control, the need to consider these issues is pressing indeed, Judge Silberman has written. Dissent, Slip. Op. at 23.
JustLawful Two Cents' Worth: JustLawful shares the concerns expressed about media "hive mind" and about the capacity of online gatekeepers to work great mischief. JustLawful would never question the power and potency of the manner in which New York Times v. Sullivan has, rightly or not, accorded the press an immunity ordinarily reserved for the sovereign. Yet JustLawful questions whether overruling New York Times v. Sullivan would cause the press to be any more open to divergent thought. Moreover, if New York Times v. Sullivan were overruled with the view in mind to cause openness to divergence of thought, would that not be as much a policy decision as Judge Silberman's criticism suggests the case has always been?
Tah and McClain v. Global Witness Publishing, Inc. and Global Witness, No. 19-7132 (D.C. Cir.) March 19, 2021.
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Blueprint Drafted for Research to Aid American Indian Education
By Mary Ann Zehr
Education researchers and Native American educators are drawing up a blueprint intended to guide research into interventions that will improve the academic achievement of American Indian students.
To obtain a copy of the research blueprint on American Indian education, e-mail Jonathan A. Levitt of the National Institutes of Health, at [email protected]
"Issues of language and culture make a difference in whether students are successful," said William Demmert, an education professor at Western Washington University in Bellingham, who came up with the idea for the project. "We [Native Americans] believe research is important to understand what needs to be done."
Mr. Demmert, who grew up in the Alaska Tlingit community, is a former director of education for the federal Bureau of Indian Affairs and a former education commissioner in Alaska.
He was among a group of about 50 researchers and American Indians who met here at the Department of Education on Aug. 17 to refine a draft that had been written after an initial meeting in March in Santa Fe, N.M. The project is being sponsored primarily by the Education Department and the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, which is part of the National Institutes of Health.
The final blueprint is expected to be published in the fall 2006 issue of the Journal of American Indian Education, which is published by the Center for Indian Education at Arizona State University in Tempe.
The draft document calls for more studies using several national databases that for the first time have sufficient samples of American Indians to conduct fairly sophisticated statistical analyses of educational outcomes for that group. The results for the 2003 and 2005 National Assessment of Educational Progress, for example, for the first time contain reliable information about Native American students, according to researchers.
The blueprint calls for studies of how indigenous communities are using technology to support education and how its use might be expanded. It recommends more study of after-school activities and on how the lives of American Indian students outside of school affect their education.
In addition, the blueprint spells out some "next steps" for American Indian education, such as developing more high-quality prekindergarten programs that include parent education. It calls for the identification, study, and description of programs that are closing the achievement gap between Native Americans and other students and wide distribution of information about the programs.
Published in Print: August 31, 2005, as Blueprint Drafted for Research to Aid American Indian Education
"Museum of the American Indian Opens Doors," September 22, 2004.
"Indian Schools Struggling With Federal Mandates," July 28, 2004.
"'No Child' Law Poses Challenges To Indians," May 5, 2004.
"Indian Tribes Decry Plan To Privatize BIA-Run Schools," April 10, 2002.
"GAO: Student Achievement Lagging At Bureau of Indian Affairs Schools," November 7, 2001.
Read the research report, "Effective Standards-Based Practices for Native American Students: A Review of Research Literature," from the Mid-continent Research for Education adn Learning.
Further resources on American Indian education are posted by the U.S. Department of Education's Office of Indian Education.


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In Maryland, taking on AIPAC
PROTESTERS ATTEND an anti-AIPAC rally in 2012. (photo credit:" REUTERS)
The AIPAC show of last week does not reflect the majority view of American Jewry. I believe that most of the thousands of participants at AIPAC were in fact Trump supporters.
As reported, the Trump White House may be close to releasing the first details of the "ultimate deal" to make Israeli-Palestinian peace. It is almost impossible to correctly assess what such a plan might include, because it is impossible to discern if the leaks and pieces of the plan we have heard so far reflect reality; and also because so few people on the American side are actually involved in designing the plan.
Furthermore, since the Trump announcement on Jerusalem, the capital of Israel, and since Trump said that he has "removed Jerusalem from the table," the Palestinian side has ceased all interaction with the American administration. The White House consultations and brainstorming on the future of Gaza held in Washington on March 13 were conducted without any Palestinian participation. Palestinian officials are refusing to meet any American officials. It seems that the Trump plan for Israeli-Palestinian peace is primarily an Israeli/right-wing American plan with very strong influence from right-wing American Jews.
Last week the American right-wing Jewish lobby AIPAC took over Washington. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was cheered and praised as a rock star and a whole entourage of thousands of right-wing Israelis, American Jewish and Christian personalities swallowed with drunken pleasure the redesign of the Middle East with Palestine relegated to a semi-non-existence of some amorphous form of very limited autonomy under Israeli protection, which in reality is nothing but an unending Israeli occupation.
They dreamed of a Middle East without Iran, and of warm embraces between the self-appointed rulers of the richest and the most populous Arab countries, huddling up to plan the next play in their unilateral playbook. All of this as the creeping annexation of the West Bank continues and the two-state solution is no longer in the American playbook as the official position.
Netanyahu and Trump are marching Israel into a permanent binational non-democratic reality. The AIPAC show of last week does not reflect the majority view of American Jewry. I believe that most of the thousands of participants at AIPAC were in fact Trump supporters. That is the clearest indication that they do not represent the majority of American Jews, because three quarters of those voted for Hillary Clinton and a large number of them supported Bernie Sanders in the Democratic primaries.
The American electorate will be going to the polls once again in November for the mid-term congressional election. The most interesting race in the US from the vantage point of Jerusalem, although basically unnoticed so far, is taking place in the State of Maryland in the Democratic primaries for the Senate. Prof. Jerome Segal has announced that he will challenge incumbent Senator Ben Cardin for his seat.
Segal founded the Jewish Peace Lobby in the late 1980s and is credited with putting forth the proposal for the Palestinians to declare independence in 1988 and to create their state by also offering a unilateral declaration of peace with Israel. The first part of Segal's plan was implemented by Yasser Arafat and the PLO, the second part was not. Segal has continued since then to develop and advance proposals for genuine Israeli-Palestinian peace that are far better than anything any of the official mediators have proposed over the past 30 years.
In the early 1990s, even before Oslo, I spent time with Prof. Segal doing advocacy in Congress for the allocation of US money in support of Israel-Palestinian people-to-people activities. We met with members of Congress from both houses, the Senate and the House of Representatives, from both parties, and presented them with the idea of programs for enemies to meet and work together that were packaged like "apple pie and motherhood." In all of those meetings, regardless of which house of Congress or which party, the first question we were asked, even before anything on the substance of the program, was: what does AIPAC say?
I was actually quite shocked by the fact that every single member of Congress we met asked the very same question. I was even further shocked when we presented the idea in the State Department and in the White House and got the exact response. These people were afraid of AIPAC. I did not think that was a good thing. In fact, I thought then and still do that it has the potential to reinforce antisemitism and the myth of Jewish control of America and the world.
An interesting aspect of Segal's candidacy is not only that he is challenging Senator Cardin, but that he is taking on AIPAC. Cardin is a kind of AIPAC "poster boy," not only representing what AIPAC wants, but being on the front line of acting on behalf of AIPAC in the Senate. Segal believes that he will take the votes that supported Bernie Sanders (35% of the Democratic voters) and gain many other votes because the broad flow of American Jewish opinion is toward his Jewish Peace Lobby's ideas and away from AIPAC's blind support of Israel.
Most America Jews have issues with Israeli settlement building in the West Bank. Many American Jews are not comfortable with Netanyahu's policies, while perhaps admiring his oration and charisma. Many actually have reservations about breaking out of the Iran deal and dropping support for the two-states solution
Segal presents himself as David to Cardin and AIPAC's Goliath. Segal's slogan is "if we beat AIPAC in Maryland, we can beat the NRA [National Rifle Association] in America."
Most American Jews and most Democrats do not support the NRA. AIPAC is often said to be the second strongest lobby in Washington after the NRA. AIPAC is very much seen in Washington and around the US as an all-powerful arm-twisting Washington lobby. Many members of Congress are simply afraid to ever challenge AIPAC, not because AIPAC puts so much money in the campaigns of everyone it supports, but because AIPAC's strategy is also to target candidates that it doesn't like and put huge amounts of money into their challengers' campaigns. The candidates that AIPAC wants out usually don't stand a chance.
In Maryland, Cardin is AIPAC's man. Segal is nonetheless hopeful because he believes he will gains many votes because he is dynamic, creative, a new voice with a more interesting kind of progressive politics, as laid out in his book Graceful Simplicity: The Philosophy and Politics of the Alternative American Dream.
I support Segal and hope that as a US senator he will have a lot more influence in shaping a much more positive US position in support of Israel making peace with its Palestinian neighbors.
The author is the founder and co-chairman of IPCRI – Israel Palestine Creative Regional Initiatives (www.ipcri.org). His new book In Pursuit of Peace in Israel and Palestine has been published by Vanderbilt University Press.
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Q: Regular expression in Python not working I'm working on a Python script that can download images from Flickr, among other sites. I use the Flickr API to pull the various sizes of the image I'm trying to download and identify the URL for the original size. Well, that's what I'm trying to do. Here's my code so far...
URL = {a Flickr link}

flickr = re.match(r".*flickr\.com\/photos\/([^\/]+)\/([0-9^\/]+)\/", URL)
URL = "https://api.flickr.com/services/rest/?method=flickr.photos.getSizes&api_key=6002c84e96ff95c1a861eafafa4284ba&photo_id=" + flickr.group(2) + "&format=json&nojsoncallback=1"

request = requests.get(URL)
result = request.text

parsed = re.match(r".\"Original\".*\"source\"\: \"([^\"]+)", result)
URL = parsed.group(1)

Using print() statements throughout my code, I know that the first regular expression (to parse the original Flickr URL to identify the photo ID) works properly, and that the API request works properly, returning the following result (using the example URL https://www.flickr.com/photos/matbellphotography/33413612735/sizes/h/)...
{ "sizes": { "canblog": 0, "canprint": 0, "candownload": 1,
"size": [
  { "label": "Square", "width": 75, "height": 75, "source": "https:\/\/farm3.staticflickr.com\/2855\/33413612735_645397d6a5_s.jpg", "url": "https:\/\/www.flickr.com\/photos\/matbellphotography\/33413612735\/sizes\/sq\/", "media": "photo" },
  { "label": "Large Square", "width": "150", "height": "150", "source": "https:\/\/farm3.staticflickr.com\/2855\/33413612735_645397d6a5_q.jpg", "url": "https:\/\/www.flickr.com\/photos\/matbellphotography\/33413612735\/sizes\/q\/", "media": "photo" },
  { "label": "Thumbnail", "width": 100, "height": 67, "source": "https:\/\/farm3.staticflickr.com\/2855\/33413612735_645397d6a5_t.jpg", "url": "https:\/\/www.flickr.com\/photos\/matbellphotography\/33413612735\/sizes\/t\/", "media": "photo" },
  { "label": "Small", "width": "240", "height": "160", "source": "https:\/\/farm3.staticflickr.com\/2855\/33413612735_645397d6a5_m.jpg", "url": "https:\/\/www.flickr.com\/photos\/matbellphotography\/33413612735\/sizes\/s\/", "media": "photo" },
  { "label": "Small 320", "width": "320", "height": "213", "source": "https:\/\/farm3.staticflickr.com\/2855\/33413612735_645397d6a5_n.jpg", "url": "https:\/\/www.flickr.com\/photos\/matbellphotography\/33413612735\/sizes\/n\/", "media": "photo" },
  { "label": "Medium", "width": "500", "height": "333", "source": "https:\/\/farm3.staticflickr.com\/2855\/33413612735_645397d6a5.jpg", "url": "https:\/\/www.flickr.com\/photos\/matbellphotography\/33413612735\/sizes\/m\/", "media": "photo" },
  { "label": "Medium 640", "width": "640", "height": "427", "source": "https:\/\/farm3.staticflickr.com\/2855\/33413612735_645397d6a5_z.jpg", "url": "https:\/\/www.flickr.com\/photos\/matbellphotography\/33413612735\/sizes\/z\/", "media": "photo" },
  { "label": "Medium 800", "width": "800", "height": "534", "source": "https:\/\/farm3.staticflickr.com\/2855\/33413612735_645397d6a5_c.jpg", "url": "https:\/\/www.flickr.com\/photos\/matbellphotography\/33413612735\/sizes\/c\/", "media": "photo" },
  { "label": "Large", "width": "1024", "height": "683", "source": "https:\/\/farm3.staticflickr.com\/2855\/33413612735_645397d6a5_b.jpg", "url": "https:\/\/www.flickr.com\/photos\/matbellphotography\/33413612735\/sizes\/l\/", "media": "photo" },
  { "label": "Large 1600", "width": "1600", "height": "1067", "source": "https:\/\/farm3.staticflickr.com\/2855\/33413612735_4d92e2f70d_h.jpg", "url": "https:\/\/www.flickr.com\/photos\/matbellphotography\/33413612735\/sizes\/h\/", "media": "photo" },
  { "label": "Large 2048", "width": "2048", "height": "1365", "source": "https:\/\/farm3.staticflickr.com\/2855\/33413612735_81441ed1da_k.jpg", "url": "https:\/\/www.flickr.com\/photos\/matbellphotography\/33413612735\/sizes\/k\/", "media": "photo" },
  { "label": "Original", "width": "5760", "height": "3840", "source": "https:\/\/farm3.staticflickr.com\/2855\/33413612735_34cbc172c1_o.jpg", "url": "https:\/\/www.flickr.com\/photos\/matbellphotography\/33413612735\/sizes\/o\/", "media": "photo" }
] }, "stat": "ok" }

My code apparently breaks down after that. The second regular expression, intended to identify the download URL of the image at its original filesize, apparently doesn't find any matches. According to yet another print() statement...
parsed.group(1) = none

I setup the expression using RegExr, which identified exactly what I needed from the JSON result. What have I done wrong?

A: Maybe your requests.Response object has a json attribute that you can access directly. If not, simply import json, parse your request.content and work with the returned dictionary. Example:
>>> import json
>>> json_response = """
... { "sizes": { "canblog": 0, "canprint": 0, "candownload": 1,
... "size": [
...   { "label": "Square", "width": 75, "height": 75, "source": "https:\/\/farm3.staticflickr.com\/2855\/33413612735_645397d6a5_s.jpg", "url": "https:\/\/www.flickr.com\/photos\/matbellphotography\/33413612735\/sizes\/sq\/", "media": "photo" },
...   { "label": "Large Square", "width": "150", "height": "150", "source": "https:\/\/farm3.staticflickr.com\/2855\/33413612735_645397d6a5_q.jpg", "url": "https:\/\/www.flickr.com\/photos\/matbellphotography\/33413612735\/sizes\/q\/", "media": "photo" },
...   { "label": "Thumbnail", "width": 100, "height": 67, "source": "https:\/\/farm3.staticflickr.com\/2855\/33413612735_645397d6a5_t.jpg", "url": "https:\/\/www.flickr.com\/photos\/matbellphotography\/33413612735\/sizes\/t\/", "media": "photo" },
...   { "label": "Small", "width": "240", "height": "160", "source": "https:\/\/farm3.staticflickr.com\/2855\/33413612735_645397d6a5_m.jpg", "url": "https:\/\/www.flickr.com\/photos\/matbellphotography\/33413612735\/sizes\/s\/", "media": "photo" },
...   { "label": "Small 320", "width": "320", "height": "213", "source": "https:\/\/farm3.staticflickr.com\/2855\/33413612735_645397d6a5_n.jpg", "url": "https:\/\/www.flickr.com\/photos\/matbellphotography\/33413612735\/sizes\/n\/", "media": "photo" },
...   { "label": "Medium", "width": "500", "height": "333", "source": "https:\/\/farm3.staticflickr.com\/2855\/33413612735_645397d6a5.jpg", "url": "https:\/\/www.flickr.com\/photos\/matbellphotography\/33413612735\/sizes\/m\/", "media": "photo" },
...   { "label": "Medium 640", "width": "640", "height": "427", "source": "https:\/\/farm3.staticflickr.com\/2855\/33413612735_645397d6a5_z.jpg", "url": "https:\/\/www.flickr.com\/photos\/matbellphotography\/33413612735\/sizes\/z\/", "media": "photo" },
...   { "label": "Medium 800", "width": "800", "height": "534", "source": "https:\/\/farm3.staticflickr.com\/2855\/33413612735_645397d6a5_c.jpg", "url": "https:\/\/www.flickr.com\/photos\/matbellphotography\/33413612735\/sizes\/c\/", "media": "photo" },
...   { "label": "Large", "width": "1024", "height": "683", "source": "https:\/\/farm3.staticflickr.com\/2855\/33413612735_645397d6a5_b.jpg", "url": "https:\/\/www.flickr.com\/photos\/matbellphotography\/33413612735\/sizes\/l\/", "media": "photo" },
...   { "label": "Large 1600", "width": "1600", "height": "1067", "source": "https:\/\/farm3.staticflickr.com\/2855\/33413612735_4d92e2f70d_h.jpg", "url": "https:\/\/www.flickr.com\/photos\/matbellphotography\/33413612735\/sizes\/h\/", "media": "photo" },
...   { "label": "Large 2048", "width": "2048", "height": "1365", "source": "https:\/\/farm3.staticflickr.com\/2855\/33413612735_81441ed1da_k.jpg", "url": "https:\/\/www.flickr.com\/photos\/matbellphotography\/33413612735\/sizes\/k\/", "media": "photo" },
...   { "label": "Original", "width": "5760", "height": "3840", "source": "https:\/\/farm3.staticflickr.com\/2855\/33413612735_34cbc172c1_o.jpg", "url": "https:\/\/www.flickr.com\/photos\/matbellphotography\/33413612735\/sizes\/o\/", "media": "photo" }
... ] }, "stat": "ok" }"""
>>>
>>> json_parsed = json.loads(json_response)
>>> for img in json_parsed["sizes"]["size"]:
...     print img.get("source")
...
https://farm3.staticflickr.com/2855/33413612735_645397d6a5_s.jpg
https://farm3.staticflickr.com/2855/33413612735_645397d6a5_q.jpg
https://farm3.staticflickr.com/2855/33413612735_645397d6a5_t.jpg
https://farm3.staticflickr.com/2855/33413612735_645397d6a5_m.jpg
https://farm3.staticflickr.com/2855/33413612735_645397d6a5_n.jpg
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https://doi.org/10.1140/epjc/s10052-013-2406-x
Regular Article - Experimental Physics
Measurement of charged particle spectra in deep-inelastic ep scattering at HERA
The H1 Collaboration
C. Alexa5, V. Andreev25, A. Baghdasaryan37, S. Baghdasaryan37, W. Bartel11, K. Begzsuren34, A. Belousov25, P. Belov11, V. Boudry28, I. Bozovic-Jelisavcic2, G. Brandt41, M. Brinkmann11, V. Brisson27, D. Britzger11, A. Buniatyan14, A. Bylinkin24, L. Bystritskaya24, A. J. Campbell11, K. B. Cantun Avila22, F. Ceccopieri4, K. Cerny31, V. Chekelian26, J. G. Contreras22, J. Cvach30, J. B. Dainton18, K. Daum36*, E. A. De Wolf4, C. Diaconu21, M. Dobre5, V. Dodonov13, A. Dossanov12,26, G. Eckerlin11, S. Egli35, E. Elsen11, L. Favart4, A. Fedotov24, R. Felst11, J. Feltesse10, J. Ferencei16, D.-J. Fischer11, M. Fleischer11, A. Fomenko25, E. Gabathuler18, J. Gayler11, S. Ghazaryan11, A. Glazov11, L. Goerlich7, N. Gogitidze25, M. Gouzevitch11, C. Grab39, A. Grebenyuk11, T. Greenshaw18, G. Grindhammer26, S. Habib11, D. Haidt11, R. C. W. Henderson17, E. Hennekemper15, M. Herbst15, G. Herrera23, M. Hildebrandt35, K. H. Hiller38, J. Hladkỳ30, D. Hoffmann21, R. Horisberger35, T. Hreus4, F. Huber14, M. Jacquet27, X. Janssen4, L. Jönsson20, H. Jung11,4, M. Kapichine9, C. Kiesling26, M. Klein18, C. Kleinwort11, R. Kogler12, P. Kostka38, M. Krämer11, J. Kretzschmar18, K. Krüger11, M. P. J. Landon19, W. Lange38, P. Laycock18, A. Lebedev25, S. Levonian11, K. Lipka11, B. List11, J. List11, B. Lobodzinski11, R. Lopez-Fernandez23, V. Lubimov24, E. Malinovski25, H.-U. Martyn1, S. J. Maxfield18, A. Mehta18, A. B. Meyer11, H. Meyer36, J. Meyer11, S. Mikocki7, I. Milcewicz-Mika7, A. Morozov9, J. V. Morris6, K. Müller40, Th. Naumann38, P. R. Newman3, C. Niebuhr11, D. Nikitin9, G. Nowak7, K. Nowak12, J. E. Olsson11, D. Ozerov11, P. Pahl11, V. Palichik9, M. Pandurovic2, C. Pascaud27, G. D. Patel18, E. Perez10, A. Petrukhin11, I. Picuric29, H. Pirumov14, D. Pitzl11, R. Plačakytė11, B. Pokorny31, R. Polifka31, V. Radescu11, N. Raicevic29, T. Ravdandorj34, P. Reimer30, E. Rizvi19, P. Robmann40, R. Roosen4, A. Rostovtsev24, M. Rotaru5, J. E. Ruiz Tabasco22, S. Rusakov25, D. Šálek31, D. P. C. Sankey6, M. Sauter14, E. Sauvan21, S. Schmitt11, L. Schoeffel10, A. Schöning14, H.-C. Schultz-Coulon15, F. Sefkow11, S. Shushkevich11, Y. Soloviev11,25, P. Sopicki7, D. South11, V. Spaskov9, A. Specka28, Z. Staykova4, M. Steder11, B. Stella32, G. Stoicea5, U. Straumann40, T. Sykora31,4, P. D. Thompson3, D. Traynor19, P. Truöl40, I. Tsakov33, B. Tseepeldorj24, J. Turnau7, A. Valkárová31, C. Vallée21, P. Van Mechelen4, Y. Vazdik25, D. Wegener8, E. Wünsch11, J. Žáček31, J. Zálešák30, Z. Zhang27, R. Žlebčík31, H. Zohrabyan37 and F. Zomer27
1 I. Physikalisches Institut der RWTH, Aachen, Germany
2 Vinca Institute of Nuclear Sciences, University of Belgrade, 1100, Belgrade, Serbia
3 School of Physics and Astronomy, University of Birmingham, Birmingham, UK
4 Inter-University Institute for High Energies ULB-VUB, Brussels and Universiteit Antwerpen, Antwerpen, Belgium
5 National Institute for Physics and Nuclear Engineering (NIPNE), Bucharest, Romania
6 STFC, Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, Didcot, Oxfordshire, UK
7 Institute for Nuclear Physics, Cracow, Poland
8 Institut für Physik, TU Dortmund, Dortmund, Germany
9 Joint Institute for Nuclear Research, Dubna, Russia
10 CEA, DSM/Irfu, CE-Saclay, Gif-sur-Yvette, France
11 DESY, Hamburg, Germany
12 Institut für Experimentalphysik, Universität Hamburg, Hamburg, Germany
13 Max-Planck-Institut für Kernphysik, Heidelberg, Germany
14 Physikalisches Institut, Universität Heidelberg, Heidelberg, Germany
15 Kirchhoff-Institut für Physik, Universität Heidelberg, Heidelberg, Germany
16 Institute of Experimental Physics, Slovak Academy of Sciences, Košice, Slovak Republic
17 Department of Physics, University of Lancaster, Lancaster, UK
18 Department of Physics, University of Liverpool, Liverpool, UK
19 School of Physics and Astronomy, Queen Mary, University of London, London, UK
20 Physics Department, University of Lund, Lund, Sweden
21 CPPM, Aix-Marseille Univ, CNRS/IN2P3, 13288, Marseille, France
22 Departamento de Fisica Aplicada, CINVESTAV, Mérida, Yucatán, México
23 Departamento de Fisica, CINVESTAV IPN, México City, México
24 Institute for Theoretical and Experimental Physics, Moscow, Russia
25 Lebedev Physical Institute, Moscow, Russia
26 Max-Planck-Institut für Physik, München, Germany
27 LAL, Université Paris-Sud, CNRS/IN2P3, Orsay, France
28 LLR, Ecole Polytechnique, CNRS/IN2P3, Palaiseau, France
29 Faculty of Science, University of Montenegro, Podgorica, Montenegro
30 Institute of Physics, Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic, Praha, Czech Republic
31 Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Charles University, Praha, Czech Republic
32 Dipartimento di Fisica Università di Roma Tre and INFN Roma 3, Roma, Italy
33 Institute for Nuclear Research and Nuclear Energy, Sofia, Bulgaria
34 Institute of Physics and Technology of the Mongolian Academy of Sciences, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
35 Paul Scherrer Institut, Villigen, Switzerland
36 Fachbereich C, Universität Wuppertal, Wuppertal, Germany
37 Yerevan Physics Institute, Yerevan, Armenia
38 DESY, Zeuthen, Germany
39 Institut für Teilchenphysik, ETH, Zürich, Switzerland
40 Physik-Institut der Universität Zürich, Zürich, Switzerland
41 Department of Physics, Oxford University, Oxford, UK
* e-mail: daum@mail.desy.de
Received: 6 February 2013
Revised: 28 March 2013
Charged particle production in deep-inelastic ep scattering is measured with the H1 detector at HERA. The kinematic range of the analysis covers low photon virtualities, 5<Q 2<100 GeV2, and small values of Bjorken-x, 10−4<x<10−2. The analysis is performed in the hadronic centre-of-mass system. The charged particle densities are measured as a function of pseudorapidity (η ∗) and transverse momentum ( ) in the range 0<η ∗<5 and in bins of x and Q 2. The data are compared to predictions from different Monte Carlo generators implementing various options for hadronisation and parton evolutions.
Measurement of Feynman-x spectra of photons and neutrons in the very forward direction in deep-inelastic scattering at HERA
Search for QCD instanton-induced processes at HERA in the high- domain — H1 Collaboration
Measurement of Feynman- spectra of photons and neutrons in the very forward direction in deep-inelastic scattering at HERA
Leading Hadron Production at HERA


OXFORD, Miss. – The Ole Miss women's basketball team (8-14, 2-6 SEC) fell to Auburn, 64-51, Thursday night in The Pavilion. (Click here for box score.) While the Rebels were able to hang with the visitors for the first half, they saw Auburn use its aggressive defense early in the second half to build an almost insurmountable lead.
Initially, neither team shot the ball exceptionally well, as both squads turned in under 35% marks in the first 10 minutes of play. However, despite the poor early shooting from both teams, as well as an early 9-point lead for the Auburn squad, the Rebels were able to cut the deficit to just two points as the first quarter ended in favor of Auburn, 15-13.
Just 50 seconds into the second quarter of play, the Rebels grabbed their first lead of the game, courtesy of redshirt senior Shandricka Sessom.
A back-and-forth contest ensued for the next five minutes until Auburn pushed the Tigers' lead to seven. Fortunately for the Rebels, another well-timed run allowed Ole Miss to narrow Auburn's lead to just three, 27-24, going into intermission.
At the end of the first 20 minutes, there was little statistical separation between the two teams, but Ole Miss did lead the battle on the boards, 23-19.
So instead of falling into a deeper hole, Ole Miss fought through the last several minutes of the half in order to get to the locker room with a fighting chance.
The Rebels came out playing hard in the opening seconds of the second to quickly put pressure on the Tigers' slim 3-point advantage.
Unfortunately for Ole Miss, however, a few untimely turnovers and missed shots allowed Auburn to push its lead back to eight. Coach Yo called an early timeout at the 7:19 mark in the third quarter, but the Tigers soon extended their lead to 15 with just under two minutes remaining in the period.
The visiting Tigers continued pressuring the Rebels with tough defense and built their lead to 52-34 as the third quarter came to a close.
Auburn held its double-digit lead throughout the rest of the contest by turning the Rebels over a total of 11 times in the second half of play. The Tigers regained the lead on the boards as they finished the contest with a 40 to 38 rebounding edge over Ole Miss.
Two Rebels finished in double digits: Sessom and Crystal Allen each notched 16 points on the night.
Auburn's Unique Thompson led the Tigers with 20 points.
Coach Yo and her Rebels return to The Pavilion this Sunday to face Texas A&M. The contest tips off at 2 p.m. (CT) and will be televised on the SEC Network+. The game will feature a Pink Out in The Pavilion to honor the fight against breast cancer. The Rebels will don their all-pink uniforms, and everyone is encouraged to come out and wear their pink gear in support.